3.4.1 Specifying the destinations of the standard output and the standard error output
The destinations of the standard output and the standard error output for jobs executed in JP1/Advanced Shell depend on specified options and the job execution mode, as described in the following table:
Item |
Standard error output |
Standard output |
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Root job |
Child job |
Root job |
Child job |
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SPOOL specified in the OUTPUT_ STDOUT parameter#1 |
PARENT specified in the OUTPUT_ STDOUT parameter#1 |
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Normal execution |
Expansion output mode#2 |
Spool files (standard error output of job execution log)#3 |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Spool files (standard output of job execution log) |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Simple output mode or minimum output mode#2 |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
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Debug execution |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
Output destination at the time the process starts |
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- #1
In addition to the OUTPUT_STDOUT parameter, the adshexec command's -s option can be used to specify the value.
- #2
Use the following commands or parameters to specify the expansion, simple, or minimum output mode:
-m option in the adshexec command
-m option in the adshscripttool command
OUTPUT_MODE_ROOT parameter (for root jobs)
OUTPUT_MODE_CHILD parameter (for child jobs)
- #3
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When the job finishes executing, output is to the standard error output in effect when the job controller started.